CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Whit« pony, abondoned in December, 1»24
at S. P. Osburn’s home on Sandy road
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for sincerity and
for the high ideals J
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FOR THE BEST MEATS
b resh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phono 1711
G resham
PLEA SA N T HOME
Next Sunday Is G eorge W ashing-
j to n 's b irth d ay .
A w eek ago last
j T h u rsd ay w as A braham Lincoln's.
I These facts w ill be especially recog
nixed in th e ch u rch service of th e
M ethodist ch u rc h Suuday m orning.
The Boys' Glee club w ill sing a song
in keeping w ith th e sp irit of these
men, an d th e p asto r w ill preach on
th e subject, “O vercom ing th e H andi
caps of Life.’’ T h ere w ill be m uch of
in te re st to th e young people in this
m esesage.
E very p atrio tic citizen
who is not a re g u la r atten d a n t of
j some o th e r ch u rch is invited to th is
m eeting. T he E pw orth League m eets
at th e ch u rch Sunday evening a t 7
o’clock. The su b ject is “Our Coun
try 's C h ristian C o rn ers, ^nes." The
lead er is H erm an W alters. The Boys’
Glee club m eets Monday evening at
th e home of Bill E llio tt w ho is one of
th e m em bers— th e a s s is ta n t d irector,
M ethodist Colts and P le a sa n t Home
E pw orth League b ask et ball team s
m eet T uesday evening a t th e gran g e
, hall.
T he L adies Aid m eets W ednesday
at th e hom e of Mrs. H. J. Carlson.
M arch 7 is th e d ate of a very fine
en tertain m en t to be given under the
' auspices of th e M ethodist Ladies Aid
| a t th e O rient school auditorium by
' th e T rip le Chimes com pany of P o rt-
j land.
Two in te restin g b ask et ball gam es
are in p ro sp ect for th e fans and th eir
' friends, one of w hich will be th e gam e
betw een th e B ap tist Cubs and the
Pow ell Valley boys on S atu rd ay night,
F eb ru ary 21. a t O rient h all, an d the
second w ill be on W ednesday eve
ning, F eb ru ary 25, w hen th e A rleta
B ap tist team w ill play th e B aptist
B ear C ats at th e sam e place.
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P L E A SA N T VALLEY
Miss F lo ra R obinson of P o rtlan d
was a ca lle r a t th e hom e of her aunt,
Mrs. G. H. Richey, la st Monday a f te r
noon. Miss R obinson is a te ac h er in
th e P o rtlan d public schools.
Mrs. H. D. T itzel w as called to U tah
on acco u n t of th e d eath of her b ro th
er. Mrs. T itzel fo rm erly resided in
Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. B erry of P o rt
land w ere callin g on frien d s in th is
neighborhood Sunday afternoon.
F ra n k E v e rh a rt of L ents w as tr a n s
actin g business in th e valley Tuesday.
Mrs. A nnie Giese and Mrs. J. H.
K esterson of P le a sa n t View avenue,
w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of Mrs. J. W.
F ro st, J r., W ednesday.
The Misses Leona and F lo ren ce P o t
te r of P o rtla n d visited w ith Mrs. L il
lian Richey, S unday
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey and c h il
dren w ere g u ests of Mrs. R ichey’s
paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson,
Sunday.
The P lea san t V alley P aren t-T ea ch e r
association w ill hold its re g u la r
m onthly m eeting at th e schoolhouse
next T uesday evening, F eb ru ary 24. at
i S o'clock. T he Rev. H. R. G ebhardt
$
OT in the possession of unusual genius, but in the
N
remarkable combination of perseverance and ordi
nary qualities: exalted idealism—honest courage—
broad human kindness—and practical common sense—
were George Washington’s common assets. Let us al
ways remember Washington, whose birthday we this
week observe.
\\ hen the little voice of discouragement whispers in
your ear think of Washington. He heard it—it fairly
screamed at him. He met reverses—he was forced to re
treat at times—encountered failures—but they only
inspired him on to greater efforts—and in the end, vic
tory and glory were his.
This bank offers a helping hand to all. Courtesy,
cooperation and knowledge based upon many years of
experience are offered you here in your struggle for inde
pendence and peace.
Here Is an offer that will startle the entire automobile world and motoring public. It Is so unusual it may
at first thought arouse criticism, but you will see it is a perfectly sound, straightforward business proposition.
ihirty-seven owners of 1924 or 1925 model Fords, Chevrolets, Overlands and Grays will receive full factory
list price on their cars, and Dodge and Maxwell owners a liberal allowance, in trade on Nev
Jew 1925 Model Velie
automobiles. This startling proposition is made possible through cooperation with the Veli
'elie factorv ,’dvertis-
Make This Bank Your Bank
BANK OF GRESHAM
Gresham, Oregon
ing department,
State, County atid City Depositary.
AN OFFER TO
37 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Do You
Own a
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
or
Gray
THE PLAN
(a ) W e have divided th e city and suburbs into 37 sales d istric ts. One car
will be sold, on th is plan, to an ow ner in each of th ese 37 divisions.
(h ) A ny 1924 o r 1925 Ford, C hevrolet, O verland o r G ray is eligible, if it
is in salab le condition. T here a re “no strin g s tie d ” to th is o ffe r. You g e t a
“tra d e -in ” allow ance fo r th e full fac to ry new list p rice of y o u r car.
(c) Each p u rch aser ag rees to use a sp are tire cover on which is th e w ord
ing “T he New Velie” and our com pany nam e.
(d ) , T his o ffe r will be prom ptly closed when th e 37 cars a re sold. F irs t
come, f ir s t served.
THE OBJECT
This is a new d e p a rtu re in ad v ertisin g . A ce rtain am ount of th e Velie fa c
to ry ad v e rtisin g budget is being used to quickly place 37 New 1925 Model Velie
autom obiles on th e s tre e ts of P o rtlan d .
Is th e re any b etter ad v ertisem en t th a n a sa tisfie d ow ner?
W atch for
them .
To the Public:
I have been in business in Oregon for 12 years, during which time
I have sold hundreds of cars to the public.
I will personally guarantee that every one of the cars offered in
this sale is the latest 1925 model, and that they will be sold for the
next fiscal year as current models.
We are not offering a number of old models; every car is backed
by a factory that has been in business since 1901, with assets of mil
lions of dollars. This is a elean-ent advertising proposition on oar
part—it's an unusual opportunity for YOU I
A. L. WILLIAMS, President.
Williams Auto Company
Touring
13th and Morrison
$1510
Own a
-MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE-
PRICES
PORTLAND
Do Y oh
Dodge
or
Maxwell
I.ockhead
Hydraulic Four
Wheei Brakes
Full Size
Balloon Tires
BRoadway 3121
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
New Steering
Gear
Club Phaeton
$1725
V IMI C
Four Door Coach
JM 4 UT I $ V
CAM.
O N
IHI |i <5 IHI NY A
y
Full Nickeled
Radiator
$1745
One-Piece
Windshield
Royal Sedan
118-lnch
Wheelbase
$2295
Call at Our
Office for Our
Proposition
Bring This
Advertisement
With You
of G resham w ill be th e sp e ak e r for
th e occasion, and th e Rev. J. Stanford
Moore w ill lead in th e com m unity
singing.
S unday school w ill be held a t the
u su al hour, 10 o'clock, follow ed by !
p reach in g a t 11.
D. E. Tow le of G resham w as in the
v alley on b u sin ess T uesday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey have r e
tu rn ed from a trip to P endleton w here
they sp e n t a few days visitin g a t the i
hom e of th e ir son, L. C. Richey.
Alf. L u n d b erg Is building a 50-unit |
chicken house with th e expectation of
adding th is num ber of hens to his
flock.
Mrs. O. N. S ager and Mrs. C. F. K es
terso n w ere city v isito rs Tuesday.
SPRING DALE
Mrs. C. E. V est'a n d son D erw ln are
v isitin g rela tiv e s in Yakim a, W ash.
Mrs. Je ss R ogers en tertain ed th e
S p rin g d a le Needle club on W ednes
day, F e b ru a ry 18.
Mrs. Tom N orthw ay and d au g h ter,
G loria Je a n , a re doing nicely.
Mrs. W illiam W rig h t en tertain ed
w ith a d in n er on W ednesday in honor
of Miss J a n e t K night. Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n L arsso n of T ro u td a le e a n d Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. C h risten sen w ere
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pounder'B new home
is n earin g com pletion. T he house is
v ery a ttra c tiv e both Inside and out
and Is equipped w ith all m odern co n
veniences.
Mrs. V ern L ucas and baby d au g h
te r a re doing nicely.
Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
Portland, I’hone EAsI 2804
Gresham, I’hone 1201
Lundquist Truck Line
S uccessor to
Morgiin Bros.
PORTLAND
WAY PO INTS
GRESHAM
Local and Long Distance
Moving
Planl Grafted Walnuts
They make you money
One of (he beat block, of Vroomnn
trn n 'iu eltc In the Mute, »elect type,
well grown. All other stocks, filberts,
apple, pear, cherry, prune, plum,
peach, apricots, etc. Small fruit«, etc.
I
Right stock at right prices.
|
Submit your want list, send for
prices. 35 years In business.
CABLTOM MI7RSKRT CO.
Carlton, Oregon.
9:45. T he S unday school m eets a t
10:50.
POWELL VALLEY
BORING
T he Sunday school of th e Swedish
An e n te rta in in g m usical program Mission ch u rch will be hold Sunday
w as given by Miss F ried a B ratzel and a t 10 o’clock, followed by p reaching
a p a rt of h er Boring class a t Mr. W al a t 11 from th e topic, "T he Obedience
le r's h ail F rid ay evening, F eb ru ary of C h rist.” T he young people's m eet
13. A good crow d w as in atten d an ce ing convenes a t 7 o'clock in th e eve
and com plim ented her highly on the ning, followed by p reach in g a t 7:43
splendid w ork she fs doing here. Those on the su b ject "T he T h irs t of th e
Soul.”
who took p a rt aside from Miss B ratzel
w ere C larence E rl, B ernice A rm strong,
1X81 RAM E FOR FARMERS.
A nna, L ouise and J u lie L arsen and
T
he
F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
M arg u erite Yaun. Miss B ratzel ex-
,
.
.
of P o rtlan d , is upon its 21st
pects to en larg e her class h ere In year, and Is th e la rg e st F a rm e rs Mu-
rp ite of the fact th a t she teachpg tw o tu al F ire In su ra n c e Assn, w est of th e
days of th e week In th e Sandy high Kocky m ountains. T he yeurly rep o rt
I filed with th e In su ra n c e Com inlssion-
school and has
rec
_ only
.
„ en tly
. opened ,, a Ie r «hows a to ta l m em bership of m ore
stu d io in G resham for h er p upils | th a n 13,000, w ith »20,500,000 in force,
th ere.
, an Increase of »2,500,000 over th a t of
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1923. The tire losses IA>r 1924 aggre-
Horfnir ( om ninnlty < h u rrh .
gated »55,000, all of w hich have been
, ,
.
adjusted and pro m p tly paid. No low-
Every p atrio tic citizen of Boring Is , e r ra te on farm in su ran c e can be ob-
invited to the com m unity M ethodist talned from an y o th e r com pany in
ch u rch next Sunday m orning.
Lin- Oregon. If you believe In co-opera-
c coin
o ln 's s B
b ir
th d a y lias
has ju
lu s st t passed
r.a-»e<l and and ttve
the P re
farmers
irthday
, n#ed m ovem ent am ong
cull on
sid en t
S unday is W ash in g to n s. T he p a s t o r . » . W. S n ash n ll, a t th e F a ir G rounds,
will preach on a subject in keeping G resham . I’hone 2101.—Adv.
w ith th e sp irit of th ese men of fame. 1
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The subject will be, “ How to Over-
X kkersen s Jellied ( hieken.
com e th e H andicaps of Life." The . J ? '*
Or *“ ,a la d ' UA
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,
,
t
1 whole hen in every Jar. fh o n e Oresb-
tf
servlce begins a t th e re g u la r hour, am 725,